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Cult Gaia opens new boutique at Wynn Las Vegas

Cult Gaia opens new boutique at Wynn Las Vegas

Fashion Network26-06-2025
Los Angeles-based brand Cult Gaia has opened its newest flagship boutique at Wynn Las Vegas.
Designed in collaboration with Sugar House Design, Brandi Howe, and T__M, the boutique draws inspiration from ancient temples and monolithic forms to create a sacred and sensory shopping experience.
'Las Vegas is a city of spectacle, but we wanted to create something that feels like a sanctuary within the shine,' said Jasmin Larian Hekmat, founder and creative director of Cult Gaia.
'This space is a temple of form and femininity—each curve, texture, and material tells a story. It's not just a place to shop, but a place to connect, reflect, and be inspired.'
The store is characterized by limestone-like plaster walls and French reclaimed limestone flooring. Sculpted oak furniture, soft woven seating, and altar-like display platforms are complemented by geometric mirrors and arched niches.
At the heart of the space is a sculpture by Larian Hekmat's mother, artist Angela Larian—a symbolic tribute to matriarchy and the feminine spirit. Nearby, a sensual Philippe Hiquily 'Leda' table with a floating glass top adds a surrealist touch, underscoring the store's gallery-like ambiance.
The latest opening joins Cult Gaia stores in NYC, Miami, and St. Tropez. Earlier this year, Cult Gaia also opened a pop-up at Aventura Mall, in South Florida.
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